Charmed Kubernetes vs HashiCorp Nomad

Charmed Kubernetes

Figure	Charmed Kubernetes	HashiCorp Nomad
Price from	—	Free
Free plan	—	Yes
Free trial	—	Yes
Open source	—	—
Web	—	Yes
Windows	—	Yes
macOS	—	Yes
Linux	Yes	Yes
API	—	Yes
Self-hosted	Yes	Yes
Plans published	1	6
Spec score · Container Orchestration Software	7.5 (#16)	8.8 (#3)
Founded	2004	2012
Headquarters	London, United Kingdom	San Francisco, California, United States
Integrations	The product offers integrations with storage, networking, load balancing, logging, monitoring and alerting tools.	Nomad integrates with Terraform, Consul, Vault and Waypoint, and its catalog lists 86 integrations including task drivers, observability plugins, packs and autoscaler components.
Purpose	Charmed Kubernetes provides tools to build Kubernetes clusters and deliver containers as a service across an enterprise.	Nomad schedules and orchestrates containers, binaries, and virtual machines across cloud, on-premises, and edge environments.
Security	Ubuntu's Kubernetes page describes Charmed Kubernetes as secure by default and CNCF conformant.	Nomad's security mechanisms include mutual TLS, access control lists, namespaces, and Sentinel policies; some multi-tenant features are Enterprise-only.
Workloads	It supports Docker and containerd runtimes, PCI device passthrough for GPU, FPGA and SR-IOV workloads, and VMs on Kubernetes with Kata containers.	Nomad can run containers, legacy applications, and batch applications on the same infrastructure.

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